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As U.S. naval vessels armed with missiles and military personnel advanced toward Venezuela’s coast this week, allies of the country’s leader, Nicolás Maduro, claimed a foreign-backed scheme for an intervention similar to Iraq’s was underway. “No one will take our land!” Maduro declared, urging citizens

Gaza Faces Severe Food Shortages, UN Official Reports We resume our ongoing reporting on the conflict in Gaza. Cindy McCain, head of the UN World Food Programme, stated that the lack of food in Gaza is "very evident," with clear signs of starvation in the region. Her remarks

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi Arrives in China Amid Shifting Global Ties Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will arrive in China this weekend for his first visit in seven years—a trip that brings him alongside Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin at a time when India’

Thailand’s Constitutional Court to Rule on Prime Minister’s Future Over Leaked Call Thailand’s constitutional court will rule on Friday whether suspended Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra should be dismissed from office over remarks made during a leaked phone conversation with Cambodia’s former leader. Paetongtarn, the country’s

New surveillance footage thought to depict New Zealand fugitive Tom Phillips and one of his children entering and taking items from a convenience store has been shared by authorities. Detective Senior Sergeant Andy Saunders stated on Friday that officials suspect the individuals in the video are Phillips and one of

Scientists Discover New Species of Deep-Sea Coral A team of marine biologists has identified a previously unknown species of coral thriving in the depths of the Pacific Ocean. The discovery was made during a research expedition led by Dr. Elena Martinez of the Oceanic Studies Institute. The coral, named